The main Nigerian music artist of Afrogopel music, Mike Abdul, has expressed plans to bring to church to the streets with another box office success, Fuji Rush after his song that broke records, 'Ojoro'.
Tribune Online gathered that in more than two decades of his musical journey, Michael Olayinka Abdul, born in Lagos, better known as Mike Abdul, has become a topic of high -level trend in the Nigeria Gospel industry, distributing other successes such as “Korede”, “Mieire”, “I can take my body” and “30 billion Aleluyah”, among others.
The singer of 'Eyan Jesu' E 'IgWe said that if you can carry your body in praise, take it with Fuji Rush. “
About how he gets his songs, Abdul said he communicates God's messages through his songs.
He said that there had been many times that he had strong impressions in his spirit to go in a certain direction, but makes no sense from a commercial perspective.
The artist identified having a master class on how to make music from his perspective, even when he declared that the new release would be available for review as of June 20.
“From a spiritual point of view, I would say that I only leave the way when God is trying to transmit a message through me.
“There have been many times when I have had strong impressions in my spirit to go in a certain direction.
“And it made no sense to me from a commercial perspective of music, but every time you falling to this leader, and I let God go out with his, the result is always surprising.”
“Well, I'm doing a master class about that soon (laughs). But to be honest, I'm as surprised as you. I don't know how it happens.
“According to him, the public will get a previous view of Fuji Rush since June 20,” he said.
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